Fogy Days And Now Or the World Has Changed
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Miss Mary felt a little warm, but not at all disagreeably so ; our temperatures ranged about the same degree farenheit. The caloris gradually cooled down to its normal state and we spent several very agreeable moments together watching the other couples as they would take a turn.
"We danced all night till broad daylight and went home 128 THE FOGY DATS AND NOW J with the girls in the morning, " and as we passed the store treated the girls to torter shell side combs and sacrament wine. The Miss M...ary D. , of the valley, is still there, but now a silverhaired matron and the faithful mother of a crowd of excellent children. My locks too have changed to a frosty hue, though now and then I still saw on my old fiddle and never strike old " Rye Straw " but I think of Miss Mary and the Rabun County frolic, and when I compare the good old usages of those days with the present fashionable arm clutch, it is impossible for me to restrain a feeling of contempt.
MRS. JULIA A. SLOAN.
OB, THE WORLD HAS CHANGED.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miss Mary felt a little warm, but not at all disagreeably so ; our temperatures ranged about the same degree farenheit. The caloris gradually cooled down to its normal state and we spent several very agreeable moments together watching the other couples as they would take a turn.
"We danced all night till broad daylight and went home 128 THE FOGY DATS AND NOW J with the girls in the morning, " and as we passed the store treated the girls to torter shell side combs and sacrament wine. The Miss M...ary D. , of the valley, is still there, but now a silverhaired matron and the faithful mother of a crowd of excellent children. My locks too have changed to a frosty hue, though now and then I still saw on my old fiddle and never strike old " Rye Straw " but I think of Miss Mary and the Rabun County frolic, and when I compare the good old usages of those days with the present fashionable arm clutch, it is impossible for me to restrain a feeling of contempt.
MRS. JULIA A. SLOAN.
OB, THE WORLD HAS CHANGED.
What to read after Fogy Days And Now Or the World Has Changed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dave U Sloan to read onlineMoreLess
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